Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse and Neglect
Mandatory reporting of child abuse and neglect is a legal requirement for professionals in specific roles to report suspected child abuse to designated authorities.
Read MoreAnalysis: Marriage of Rice and Asplund in Australian family law
By Michael J. Tyler In the Marriage of Rice and Asplund a foundational case in Australian family law, particularly regarding modifications to parenting orders and the best interests of the child. This case set an important precedent for family dispute resolution (FDR) by establishing the “threshold test” for altering existing parenting arrangements. It underscores the […]
Read MoreOpinion: The Transformative Impact of Family Dispute Resolution on Australian Families
By Michael J. Tyler Family Dispute Resolution (FDR) has quietly but powerfully transformed how Australian families navigate separation and conflict, moving away from the adversarial system to a more cooperative and constructive process. With family disputes, especially those involving children, on the rise in Australia, FDR offers a meaningful path toward healing and mutual understanding. […]
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